FRED SALYER

I'm 86 now and still remember Fred when I worked at Salyer Land Company in 1962-1966. When I quit to go to the big city lights, he came to my house and tried to keep me. Fond memeory.

I was a college intern at Salyer American in the summer of 1984. Fred reminded me of WWII veterans who "required" a look in the eye and firm handshake. As interns, Fred enjoyed visiting with us and getting to know us. That personal interest was genuine and admirable. Truly a great man.

Fred was an honest man , compassionate, and integrity.

Fred was the consummate farmer, pilot, patriot, and gentleman. We were so grateful for his friendship - a friendship that started with our family's move to Corcoran in the late 1940's. Naomi and Marian quickly became life-long best friends.

As our families grew, the moms and kids would enjoy wonderful summer vacations at Pismo Beach and Bass Lake with the dads joining them on occasional weekends, as the crops would allow. Peter is grateful for Fred offering him his first job in the...

My husband, Jim Eyherabide, loved and respected Fred, so sorry to hear of his passing. Cyndi Eyherabide

Wheels up for a wonderful gentleman, friend, and businessman. God Bless his memory, and his family.

Fred a great man, celebrating a life well lived, we will cherish the memories forever.Pray to you Fred. Darrell & Gloria

Dad was a genius with anything mechanical , he loved aviation and one of the best pilots to ever join the skies .

Papa Fred was loved by so many and will be missed. What a strong and gentle giant. We will remember him in our hearts always.